Former Port Adelaide forward Daniel Stewart dies at 37
Former Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart has died at 37, with the club confirming the death on Saturday and saying it was “deeply saddened”. Stewart played 36 games and kicked 31 goals between 2010 and 2013, and Port will wear black armbands at their first home game of 2027.

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Daniel Stewart, que disputou 36 jogos como profissional pelo Port Adelaide entre 2010 e 2013, morreu de forma repentina. Ele tinha 37 anos.
O Power confirmou a morte no sábado, descrevendo o clube como “profundamente entristecido” e a notícia como um “choque”.
Um atacante de 200cm, Stewart chegou a Alberton vindo do North Adelaide, da SANFL, depois de passar pelo Eastern Ranges e pelo clube de Queensland Labrador. Escolhido na 35ª posição geral do draft de novatos de 2009, ele foi promovido à lista principal no fim daquele ano e estreou na quarta rodada da temporada seguinte, contra o Geelong. Os seus 36 jogos resultaram em 31 gols, com o melhor rendimento sendo quatro — dois deles no último quarto — quando o Port segurou a vitória contra o Richmond na última rodada de 2010.
O diretor-executivo Matthew Richardson liderou as homenagens: “Em nome de todos no Port Adelaide Football Club, estendo as nossas mais profundas condolências à família do Daniel, incluindo a mãe dele, Donna, o pai, Byron, a esposa, Laura, os dois filhos, Bernie e Lando, e o irmão, Leigh.” Ele também enviou pensamentos aos amigos de Stewart, entre eles o ex-companheiro Matt Thomas, e às pessoas do North Adelaide e do Labrador.
“O Daniel era parte da família do futebol do Port Adelaide, e sempre será”, disse Richardson. “Uma morte repentina como essa é devastadora, e os nossos pensamentos estão com todos que o amaram, e com os companheiros, treinadores e funcionários que dividiram a jornada com ele aqui em Alberton.”
O clube disse que apoiará os afetados, incluindo ex-jogadores e funcionários, e usará braçadeiras negras no seu primeiro jogo em casa de 2027, no Adelaide Oval.
Kane Cornes, ex-companheiro que hoje trabalha como analista da AFL, também prestou homenagem. “Uma verdadeira tragédia. Um companheiro brilhante e atencioso, que sempre tinha um sorriso no rosto”, escreveu. “Eu adorava acompanhar ele e a sua linda família de longe. Ele construiu um negócio próspero e compartilhou uma amizade especial com o Matty Thomas. O meu coração está com a família dele.”
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